Tulips

Peter Wirth painted tulips more often than any other flower: three stems against thick gold, a single bloom in blue light, a row in a white vase, open petals in the dark. The stems lean, the petals open, and every picture holds a still life that is never quite still.

Every sheet is printed when you order it, with a white border and the work at its own proportions, and arrives with its own certificate. Many tulip works also come as gallery wall sets of three, six or nine.